Between 2013 and 2022, Kenyan elections repeatedly proved that sample sizes of 2,000 respondents cannot replace millions of voters showing up at dawn. PollsAre Not Ballots | History Has Receipts
A poll is best understood as a snapshot, not a certificate of victory. Public opinion can change before voters make their final choice. PollsAre Not Ballots. History Has Receipts.
Polls are not ballots. History has RECEIPTS! Being ahead in opinion polls doesn't guarantee victory at the ballot. Percentages don't preside, headlines don't declare winners, and pollsters don't cast votes. The PEOPLE have the FINAL SAY!
Polls are not ballots. History has RECEIPTS! Being ahead in opinion polls doesn't guarantee victory at the ballot. Percentages don't preside, headlines don't declare winners, and pollsters don't cast votes. The PEOPLE have the FINAL SAY!
Polls can identify trends, momentum and changing preferences, but they cannot guarantee an electoral outcome. Election day introduces the final variable: actual votes. PollsAre Not Ballots. History Has Receipts.
Political conversations often focus on who is ahead in the latest poll. A more important question is what happens when voters actually reach the ballot box. PollsAre Not Ballots. History Has Receipts.
You can dominate headlines and still need to convince voters at the grassroots. Political organisation, mobilisation and turnout remain critical ingredients of electoral success. PollsAre Not Ballots. History Has Receipts.